The phrase "a reduced staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the number of employees in a workplace has been decreased, often due to budget cuts or restructuring.
Example: "Due to the recent budget cuts, the company is operating with a reduced staff, which has affected our productivity."
Alternatives: "a smaller workforce" or "a diminished team".
Some restaurants remain open only on the weekends during the winter with a reduced staff and reduced expectations.
Scour officials said the company would continue to operate, but it would do so with a reduced staff.
State school, tax office and hospital workers joined the strike, while ambulances services were to run with a reduced staff.
But the hotel was going to stay open till October, for Thanksgiving, with a reduced staff — Grace among them.
The Daily News, with a reduced staff that covers fewer stories, remains aggressive, and its distinctive voice is taken seriously in the city's corridors of power.
Brawn has a small budget and a reduced staff after Honda pulled out and sold the team to the management over the winter.
The idea, he said, is to run the business on about $1 million a year -- a fifth of its $5 million budget for 2000 -- with a substantially reduced staff of 10 or 15 people.
"Reduced budgets, reduced staff members, higher caseloads and more red tape..
Concerns about reduced staff, a 10percentt pay cut and 12-hour shifts among police officers prompted some officers to hold a "enter Detroit at your own risk" rally at a downtown baseball game back in October.
Fearing a combination of a less safe network due to reduced staff at stations and more anti-social shifts for train drivers, a dispute is raging between unions and management.
The theoretical increased efficiency associated with availability of an IMCU and the reduced staff:patient ratios on such units have often been promoted as likely to be associated with reduced costs.
